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Subject: So can a contestant compete for a title they had before if the directors are different? For example if I competed as Miss Spartanburg three years ago under the old director but now want to compete again for that title since there is a new director, is this possible? Author: No name [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Monday, July 09, 01:24:12pm So can a contestant compete for a title they had before if the directors are different? For example if I competed as Miss Spartanburg three years ago under the old director but now want to compete again for that title since there is a new director, is this possible? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: So can a contestant compete for a title they had before if the directors are different? For example if I competed as Miss Spartanburg three years ago under the old director but now want to compete again for that title since there is a new director, is this possible? Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Monday, July 09, 06:10:41pm According to the current rules no you cannot. Regardless if the directors have changed or not.

[> [> Subject: Re: So can a contestant compete for a title they had before if the directors are different? For example if I competed as Miss Spartanburg three years ago under the old director but now want to compete again for that title since there is a new director, is this possible? Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Monday, July 09, 06:17:07pm Is this something that anyone foresees changing?

[> Subject: I was pretty sure it wasn’t just working under same directors. I thought they could still if title was same? Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Monday, July 09, 06:18:30pm >So can a contestant compete for a title they had >before if the directors are different? For example if >I competed as Miss Spartanburg three years ago under >the old director but now want to compete again for >that title since there is a new director, is this >possible?

[> Subject: the answer is yes. You can win, give up, and then compete the following year. But not with the same LED. You can't even compete with the same LED if the title is different. The only exception is moving Teen to Miss. Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Monday, July 09, 07:40:50pm >So can a contestant compete for a title they had >before if the directors are different? For example if >I competed as Miss Spartanburg three years ago under >the old director but now want to compete again for >that title since there is a new director, is this >possible?

[> [> Subject: So I can be miss Spartanburg again if I want even though I had that title before and competed at state with it. Since the director is different. So the rule only applies to working with the same LEDs not the same title. Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Monday, July 09, 07:47:19pm So I can be miss Spartanburg again if I want even though I had that title before and competed at state with it. Since the director is different. So the rule only applies to working with the same LEDs not the same title.

[> [> [> Subject: Yes. Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Monday, July 09, 09:14:50pm >So I can be miss Spartanburg again if I want even >though I had that title before and competed at state >with it. Since the director is different. So the rule >only applies to working with the same LEDs not the >same title.

[> [> Subject: Re: the answer is yes. You can win, give up, and then compete the following year. But not with the same LED. You can't even compete with the same LED if the title is different. The only exception is moving Teen to Miss. Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Monday, July 09, 10:07:38pm This is the rule in the Franchise Agreement quoted: Rule 5 - G: A contestant shall NOT hold the same title more than once, or work with the same director more than once, even if her local title has changed. The only exception to this rule is if she held the title as a teen, then she is eligible to hold the same title as a Miss. So... NO... It is not allowed to hold the same title again straight from the rules and contract provided to LED's.

[> [> [> Subject: So... while the title of "Miss Spartanburg" is off the table... Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Tuesday, July 10, 11:06:12am So... while the title of "Miss Spartanburg" is off the table...is that prelim open to her? They usually have 3 or 4 crowns at that one. Could she win 1 of the other titles at that prelim? Just curious.

[> [> [> [> Subject: Dont think so because its the same local pageant. Like theyd have to crown in separate pageant but not sure... that is a question for the state office but pretty sure if the titles are held in the same competition then no. Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Tuesday, July 10, 11:38:28am >So... while the title of "Miss Spartanburg" is off the >table...is that prelim open to her? They usually have >3 or 4 crowns at that one. Could she win 1 of the >other titles at that prelim? Just curious.

[> [> [> [> [> Subject: No. She can compete as long as the LED is different. Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Tuesday, July 10, 12:29:05pm >>So... while the title of "Miss Spartanburg" is off the >>table...is that prelim open to her? They usually have >>3 or 4 crowns at that one. Could she win 1 of the >>other titles at that prelim? Just curious.

[> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: So now you’re saying that she can compete in prelim with same title if LEDs are different? Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Tuesday, July 10, 02:07:02pm >>>So... while the title of "Miss Spartanburg" is off >the >>>table...is that prelim open to her? They usually have >>>3 or 4 crowns at that one. Could she win 1 of the >>>other titles at that prelim? Just curious.

[> [> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Technically no she cannot because though there are other titles to be won .. It is still the SAME Franchise. Best suggestion... Contact the state office. They will tell you for sure. Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Tuesday, July 10, 03:11:17pm >>>>So... while the title of "Miss Spartanburg" is off >>the >>>>table...is that prelim open to her? They usually >have >>>>3 or 4 crowns at that one. Could she win 1 of the >>>>other titles at that prelim? Just curious.

[> Subject: No Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Monday, July 09, 10:11:19pm >So can a contestant compete for a title they had >before if the directors are different? For example if >I competed as Miss Spartanburg three years ago under >the old director but now want to compete again for >that title since there is a new director, is this >possible?

[> [> Subject: Re: No Author: No name [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Monday, July 09, 10:11:34pm >>So can a contestant compete for a title they had >>before if the directors are different? For example if >>I competed as Miss Spartanburg three years ago under >>the old director but now want to compete again for >>that title since there is a new director, is this >>possible?